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Chairman AsiaPak to address ‘Inspiring Pakistan’ forum in Davos

The forum aims to project Pakistan’s positive image and highlight its economic potential.

DAVOS, Switzerland: Under the Pakistan Pavilion, the “Inspiring Pakistan” Forum, organized by the Pathfinder Group, is being held today in Davos.

The forum aims to project Pakistan’s positive image, highlight its economic potential, and underscore its growing role on the global stage.

The event will be hosted by renowned personality Zarrar Sehgal and will feature addresses by prominent national and international figures from diverse fields.

Key speakers include Sameer Chishty, Executive Chairman of AsiaPak Investments, Dr Huma Baqai, Dr Urs Lustenberger, Michael Kugelman; Adam Weinstein, Abu Baka, John DeBlasio, Arsen Tomsky, Air Commodore (R) Farhan Ahmed, Muhammad Bilal Lakhani, Muhammad Fareed Alam, Dr Salma Malik Dr. Mark Siegel, Hind Al-Hinawi, Farid Alam, CEO of AKD Securities, Zarrar Sehgal, Chairman of the Pathfinder Group and Michael Kugelman.

At the conclusion of the forum, the founder of the Pathfinder Group, Ikram Sehgal, will deliver the closing remarks.

According to the organizers, the forum will focus on Pakistan’s economic strengths, youthful workforce, and emerging opportunities for collaboration with the global community.

The primary objective of the conference is to generate new employment opportunities within Pakistan and attract international investors.

Participants will be briefed that Pakistan is an emerging economy offering vast potential for investment, business expansion, and sustainable development.

Discussions will also highlight the country’s economic capacity, young and dynamic population, and its expanding presence in global markets.

The organizers further stated that the forum seeks to build international confidence in Pakistan and strengthen global cooperation.

The conference is expected to bring together leading experts, investors, and policymakers who will explore new avenues for investment and development in the country.

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